What you need to know
- Microsoft's new Surface Pro X is powered by ARM utilizing a custom chipset.
- The tablet is thin, light, and has thinner bezels than the Surface Pro 7 or previous Surface Pro devices.
- The Surface Pro X is set to launch on November 5 and is available to preorder now starting at $999 (opens in new tab).
Microsoft announced a slew of new hardware at the October Surface event. The Surface Pro X is was one of the flashier devices shown off at the beginning of the keynote. The Surface Pro X is thin, light, and has thinner bezels than the Surface Pro 7. It's the next interation of Surface Pro design and it's shown off in a new sizzler video.
The Surface Pro X will be available later this year. It runs a custom chipset, the Microsoft SQ1, that's made through a collaboration of Microsoft and Qualcomm.
Here's everything Microsoft announced at its Surface 2019 event
Microsoft Surface Pro X
The lightest and thinnest Pro available
Available in a few different configurations, the thinnest and lightest Surface Pro to date is now available for preorder.
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